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Uzbekistan to revise standards in power industry
Hungarian oil giant adds 14 EV charging stations to network
Azerbaijan’s wealth fund reports oil, gas revenues for 2020
EU holding off on Turkey sanctions after “positive” feedback from Ankara’s talks with Greece
Bulgaria’s latest nuclear u-turn
PM Boyko Borissov indicated plans for the new Belene nuclear power plant will be dropped and the equipment purchased used to expand the existing Kozloduy NPP.
TPDC to build five CNG filling stations in Dar es Salaam
Tanzania Petroleum Development Corp. (TPDC) has announced plans to build five new CNG filling stations in Dar es Salaam before the end of the current fiscal year.
Martins: Sonangol will keep its stake in Galp
Sebastião Gaspar Martins, the CEO of Angola’s national oil company (NOC) Sonangol, has said that his company does not intend to sell its minority stake in Portugal’s Galp Energia.
Serbia's EPS faces court for breaching toxic emission limits
Serbia’s second city Nis plans solar power plant
Total CEO, Mozambican president discuss security for LNG project
Filipe Nyusi, the president of Mozambique, met with Patrick Pouyanné, the chairman and CEO of France’s Total last week to discuss security conditions in the northern Cabo Delgado province.
Belarus, Russia still at odds over oil transit tariffs
Woodside successfully pre-empts FAR’s sale of Sangomar stake
Australia’s Woodside Energy has moved forward with its bid to pre-empt the sale of a minority stake in RSSD, the joint venture that is developing the Sangomar block offshore Senegal, to an Indian firm.
Yamal LNG's fourth train starts production
Premier farms down at Tuna PSC to Zarubezhneft
As pressure eases, Iranian oil exports edge upwards
Kazakhstan planning second online oil and gas auction
On offer are five idle oilfields and 10 blocks spanning nine tracts in Aktyubinsk Region and three blocks in Atyrau Region.
Romanian power group Hidroelectrica expects IPO by end-2021
Shell Egypt commits to explore for oil and gas in concession area 4 in the Red Sea deepwater
T&T rejects labour union’s bid for Petrotrin, announces plans for another sale
The government of Trinidad and Tobago said last week that it had rejected a local trade union’s bid for the Petrotrin oil refinery in Point-a-Pierre and would instead make another attempt to sell the facility.
Port of Spain to launch next deepwater licensing round by end-2021
Franklin Khan, the prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago, has revealed that his government intends to launch its next deepwater bidding round before the end of this year.
BW Energy increases stake In Kudu gas field
BW Energy (Norway) has concluded a farm-in and carry agreement for Kudu, an offshore natural gas field, with the National Petroleum Corporation of Namibia (NAMCOR).
ReconAfrica prepares for deep Kavango Basin survey
Canada’s Reconnaissance Energy Africa (ReconAfrica) has announced plans to carry out a 2D seismic survey of its acreage in the deep Kavango basin.
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